(Disponível em português) According to a new study led by Rui Oliveira, researcher at ISPA – Instituto Universitário, Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência, and Fundação Champalimaud, zebrafish need social support to overcome adverse circumstances […]
Author: A. Mena, S. Menéres, C. Ramos
Humans of Science:Sam Walker
Who are today’s scientists? Inspired by the project “Humans of New York”, Ar Magazine turns the spotlight on individual humans of science every month. Name: Sam Walker Lab @ CCU: Behavior and Metabolism […]
The Science of Why and its impact on children’s learning
It is late-morning and I am busily clearing my countertops in an effort to get ahead in washing the dishes. Various silverware, bowls, cartoon-inspired and portion-divided plates, as well as their rounded and […]
Humans of Science: Scott Rennie and Pooja Viswanathan
Who are today’s scientists? Inspired by the project “Humans of New York”, Ar Magazine turns the spotlight on individual humans of science every month. Names: Scott Rennie and Pooja Viswanathan Labs: Behavioral Neuroscience at the […]
Humans of Science: Nuno Loureiro
Who are today’s scientists? Inspired by the project “Humans of New York”, Ar Magazine turns the spotlight on individual humans of science every month. Name: Nuno Loureiro Lab @ CCU:Neurobiology of Action Lab Title of PhD project:Operant EEG-based […]
To bee means to navigate: a story of maps and honey-making
Even though they have a tiny brain, honeybees are amazingly good at finding their way in a complex environment. What do we know about it and why should we care (even if we […]
Science communication has gone global
There is a set of institutional structures, professional practices and cultural activities that together represent science communication, and these are developing in remarkably similar ways around the globe. This is a process without […]
Roots of curiosity: the podcast channel
Are you curious about art, science and technology? Are you a scientist, innovator, thinker, artist, visionary, developer, researcher, writer, faculty, student, creator, deconstructionist, philosopher or poet? If you answered yes to the questions above, then […]
Can we starve cancer?
Blood vessels form an extensive network in our bodies. They are responsible for supplying oxygen and nutrients to all tissues and organs. This complex system arises from a limited number of progenitor cells […]
Negative citations – the “dislike” button in science
Science builds on science by citing previous work. Highly cited work is then often regarded as reliable or impactful. However, you are possibly citing a study because it was actually NOT the way […]